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I have an problem with an excel file. The file was quite large about 20000KB. About a month ago the file jumped to just over 56000KB in size (although I had added some data it was only a few lines). Although it works it is very slow and prone to sudden crashes. I have copied the file and removed all but one sheet (effectively stripped out the data - bit by bit) and it is still over 56000KB. Is the file corrupt? And if so is there a diagnostic/repair facility? thanks for any help |
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Well..., it might happen when the "last used cell" is a far away cell.
I would suggest to press Ctrl+End in order to check the location of that cell. You may also delete all "empty" rows/columns under the used region. Micky "Hager" wrote: Hi I have an problem with an excel file. The file was quite large about 20000KB. About a month ago the file jumped to just over 56000KB in size (although I had added some data it was only a few lines). Although it works it is very slow and prone to sudden crashes. I have copied the file and removed all but one sheet (effectively stripped out the data - bit by bit) and it is still over 56000KB. Is the file corrupt? And if so is there a diagnostic/repair facility? thanks for any help |
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Thanks for the tip, what I did was found the offending sheet and copied just the active part into a new sheet. Then deleted the original and renamed the sheet with the same name and sure enough the spreadsheet shrank in size so it is probable I had accidently added something into the bottom part of the spreadsheet. Thanks for the advice Cheers Hager "מיכאל (מיקי) אבידן" wrote: Well..., it might happen when the "last used cell" is a far away cell. I would suggest to press Ctrl+End in order to check the location of that cell. You may also delete all "empty" rows/columns under the used region. Micky "Hager" wrote: Hi I have an problem with an excel file. The file was quite large about 20000KB. About a month ago the file jumped to just over 56000KB in size (although I had added some data it was only a few lines). Although it works it is very slow and prone to sudden crashes. I have copied the file and removed all but one sheet (effectively stripped out the data - bit by bit) and it is still over 56000KB. Is the file corrupt? And if so is there a diagnostic/repair facility? thanks for any help |
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